While Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow are famous for featuring 151 Pokemon, there was always actually 152, but is Pokemon Let's Go MissingNo real or an urban myth, urking in the dark, dark depths

MissingNo. (Japanese: ????, Ketsuban), or Missingno., referred to as MissingNO on Nintendo's GameBoy - Specific Game Pak Troubleshooting page refers to the names of 39 glitch Pokemon with index numbers in between existing, valid (non-glitch) Pokemon and the glitch Pokemon within those index numbers (full list of index numbers). Home. Complete R/B/Y/G/S/C Hexadecimal BIG LIST . This is the Complete R/B/Y/G/S/C Hexadecimal Big List. It contains the hexadecimal address of every Pokemon, item, and attack in the first two generations of Pokemon games, as well as the R/B/Y letter hexadecimal numbers for the MissingNo. glitch. Fight Any Pokemon you want! Replace the XX with the number of the Pokemon you want.; All Pokemon are at whatever level the Pokemon in the area are. The picture may looked messed up, but you can still catch it. This is a sub-page of Pokemon Red and Blue.. One of the most popular intrigues in Pokemon and gaming history is the presence of a mysterious, glitchy non-Pokemon called "MissingNo." Known to the Japanese as ???? (Ketsuban), this "Missing Number" is a placeholder used to fill the 39 empty entries in the 190-slot Pokemon ID list. Species determined by name. If you do the Missingno cheat, and then continue surfing, you will run into over level 100 Pokemon. The Pokemon depends of your name in the game. The 2nd, 4th and 6th letter determines the level and 3rd, 5th and 7th letter determines the Pokemon. 1st letter does nothing. Odds are if you played Pokemon Red or Pokemon Blue, you've heard of Missingno. This special, glitched Pokemon could only be captured by essentially tricking the game, and carried with it risks of And while the rest of the Pokemon in Red and Blue are 'normal'—they often reference creatures we know in real life, like pig